Celeste Siam
Celeste Siam, one of Thailand's visible female DJs, moved to Ibiza in 2007, where she played alongside Carl Cox, secured a residency with Pukka Up and appeared at Pacha and Amnesia before returning to Asia to promote her own touring brand, The Ibiza Reunion. She was named Asia's Top Female DJ by Top of Asia Corporations in 2014, 2017 and 2018, and represented Thailand on the "What Do Artists Do All Day" panel at Amsterdam Dance Event 2016 alongside Dave Clarke and Eats Everything.
Her career traces back to seeing Fatboy Slim perform live in Bangkok in 2001, Thailand's first major electronic music show, and she has since toured more than 39 countries, played VIP events for Team Ferrari's Formula One and Ducati's MotoGP programs, and headlined festivals in South Africa, India and Vietnam. She created the House of Groove party series in Bali and Life's a Pitch, an underground Bangkok party that grew out of her Ibiza Sonica Radio sessions with support from Sennheiser Asia.
Her singles "Love Me or Hate Me," released with Sora Music and Warner Music Philippines, and "You Bring Me Joy" on Sirup Music extended her profile beyond DJ sets, and she featured in the Netflix documentary series Midnight Asia in its Bangkok episode. Siam made her debut at Pacha Macau, blending art performance with house music sets.